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From: Paula.Mack.Of.100/514@f514.n100.z1.fidonet.org (Paula Mack Of 100/514)
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Subject: Re: Vocal-Eyes
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Date: 6 Jun 90 15:37:28 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

    Hi Greg, please don't mind me putting my two cents in here, but
before you go out and buy Soft Vert, please check out Vocal-Eyes.  I
also was a ScreenTalk user, and i had difficulty getting certain
programs to talk because of certain hassles with Prokey, which is, as
you know, a part of Screentalk.  However, with Vocal-Eyes, I have gotten
everything I have tried so far to work interactivly with speech.  And I
have no need to write macros.  I don't even have Prokey installed any
more.
    The other thing to consider is that it is much easier to make
changes to your voice configuration with Vocal-Eyes than it is with
Softvert.  I tried their demmo, and the program is somewhat cumbersome
to use.
    You should at least get both demmos and compare them, and if you
like Vocal-Eyes, you will have the added advantage of getting it at a
reduced price.
     Good luck.

                                        Paula

... What am I doing here, anyway?

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